chlorine by Ryan Flanigan
Published on Nov 21, 2015
Ryan Flanigan's chlorine project
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
CHLORINE
RYAN FLANIGAN
ATOMIC NUMBER: 17
ATOMIC MASS: 35.45
FOUND IN PERIOD 3, ROW 17
PART OF THE HALOGEN FAMILY
Chlorine was synthesized in 1774 by Carl Wilhelm Scheele
PRODUCED BY CARL WILHELM SCHEELE WHEN HE
COMBINED MINERAL PYROLUSITE WITH HYDROCHLORIC ACID
USED IN ANTISEPTICS, PAINTS, PAPER PRODUCTION,ETC.
MAINLY USED TO KILL BACTERIA IN WATER
CHLORINE HAS AN IRRITATING ODOR, GAS IS GREENISH YELLOW IN COLOR,
LIQUID IS CLEAR, AND IS EXCEEDINGLY POISONOUS
CHLORINE IS IMPORTANT TO PEOPLE BECAUSE IT IS USED TO MAKE TABLE SALT,
IT PURIFIES WATER, IS USED IN THE MAKING OF MANY CONSUMER PRODUCTS
CHLORINE IS FOUND IN LIQUID
AND GAS FORM
THIS IS WHAT CHLORINE LOOKS
LIKE IN GAS FORM
THIS IS WHAT CHLORINE
LOOKS LIKE IN LIQUID FORM
CHLORINE'S MOST COMMON ISOTOPES
ARE CL 35 AND CL 37
A FEW ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS FOR CHLORINE ARE
WATER POLLUTION, AIR POLLUTION, AND IMPACT ON WILDLIFE POPULATION
